The weather has been the dominant story of the year so far with millions of people having an unsettling start to 2014.

WeChat is a mobile-based social network through which users can call, text and share content, as well as opt-in to receive bespoke content from brands.

It was all about nostalgia. As England and Ireland were rocked by IRA bombs, brands offered some light relief. We were reassured by a young boy on a bike delivering bread up a steep cobbled hill and a saggy old cloth cat called Bagpuss.

The Olympics was always going to end up as a marketing battleground, however around 18 months on, it has been frequently reported that sport participation is down and all signs point to the Olympic legacy not having as much longevity as it should

Last week my printer ceased printing. No amount of kicking and swearing could make it budge. With no warning, it just stopped - and with an issue of Market Leader requiring proof reading I became hysterical.

Creative awards season is nearly upon us again. And therefore I imagine that we’ll also reopen the debate as to whether awards are a good thing or a bad thing, whether agencies should strive for them or deride them.

‘Wear the Rose’ is a fully-immersive, virtual reality experience that, using Oculus Rift technology, lets you ‘train’ with the England Rugby team.

Do you agree with Helen? There are always doors that are just open but, sometimes they need a little bit of a push. With partnerships it is the same.

When people have flown halfway around the world to visit orangutans in their natural habitat they want to do more than just admire them from a distance; many people want to cuddle them and have photos taken of themselves holding a baby orangutan t

It seems that strategic partnerships between companies and charities are all the rage.